Thanks for sharing this. Proves what you can do with SH3D (and a professional constructor/builder). Provided, of course, you know what you want and have a feel for the elements, light, functionality, proportions etc. Credit to both of you: good design and good software
And very inspiring even for us with more modest projects.ok
PS I agree that wall plans (façade drawing without the 3D perspective distortion) would indeed be very helpful. For a draft building permit application, I selected and exported the wall as .obj, imported/rotated, added dimensions to the horizontal façade, exported SVG and used Inkskape to edit. Not the ideal solution maybe but it worked and looked good for my relatively simple façade. And I suppose programming a façade generator is not trivial job (and presumes some standardised approach to roofs).
